- Waterford City's Medieval Museum houses the 13th century Choristers Hall in the heart of Waterford's Viking Triangle and is the only museum of it's kind in Ireland.
- The Waterford Viking Triangle was given this name because of the surrounding 10th-century walls that are triangular in shape.
- There are three museums in the Viking Triangle - together referred to as Waterford Museum of Treasures. The Viking Museum is housed in Reginald's Tower.
- GKMP Architects: The project comprises the reconfiguration of the urban spaces in the Waterford Viking Triangle one of the oldest and most significant urban...
- The Waterford Viking Triangle, part of the city’s cultural and heritage area, sits in the original footprint of the settlement.
- But Waterford seems to be quickly repositioning itself away this old image, this clearly being exemplified by the ongoing regeneration of the Viking Triangle.
- The Viking Triangle is in the center of Waterford, just south of the River Suir. Walking from Waterford train station will take about 10–15 minutes.
- Join me as we step into the past, into the heart of the Waterford Viking Triangle, where history unfolds like the petals of a time-worn rose.
- The Waterford Viking Triangle is the old town of Waterford City. It is a compact area that is just a short walk from the city's shopping area.